If you open up Task Manager, head to the "Details" tab, you can right click on "OVRServer_x64.exe" then set the priority to "Real Time". This helps immensely with performance issues, particularly graphics tearing / skipping. Oculus released a system tray tool that can save this setting...
The scientist was Ralphie from "A Christmas Story". You know...you'll shoot your eye out.
Ralphie isn't Tony Stark.
Thats the MK II suit he tested that iced up. I do believe though that War Machines suit was silver with black trim ala Iron Mans gold bling with red trim. The War Machine...
War Machine was never an outright villain, but Ironman and WM eventually do get after each other at some point.
The thing I liked the most about Iron Man was the fact that Stark was the focus all the way through. Once the MK III suit was completed, it would have been very easy for Favreau to...
Equally armed? How exactly is one to know if the thief or invader is "equally armed". Should we ask them as they attempt to kick in our door, or break a window what particular weapon they may or may not be carrying? Just ask some folks in the UK had deadly a sharp pointy object can be. I guess...
Get her a tried a true revolver...just point and pull. Training is also key. Semi-autos (though not often) can jam when cycling rounds from the mag, a revolver is MUCH more idiot proof and less prone to issue when you need to send a round downrange.
If you do get a semi-auto, I would suggest...
Watched Episode 9 a few minutes after Comcast posted it OnDemand...man what an episode.
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Marlo's reaction when Chris, Monk and Cheese tell him Omar was calling him out on the street was simply chilling. He has been the very definition of cool, calm and...
Ironically Segal (in his prime obviously) would probably outlast Lee, Chan and Li due to his expertise in Aikido (7th dan blackbelt I believe?)
EDIT: oh well, already pointed out...but I suppose it doesn't hurt to repeat.
HUGE UGA fan here, and I completely agree with the sentiment expressed over the last few pages regarding UGA vs VT / LSU / USC / OU in the Championship Game. BUT, I would take things a step further and say that 2 loss teams have nothing to complain about if they are not selected for the...
Taking a mistreated animal away from the situation is a risky proposition, even if its something manageable like a Beagle or Dachshund...they can take years to rehab back into a suitable family pet.
I cannot imagine trying to retrain, or re-domesticate a pitbull that has been severely...
Sheesh...Cingular wasn't "bought out" by AT&T, its merely a name change. Cingular was a jointly owned operation (60% SBC / 40% Bellsouth...50/50 on decision making). With the AT&T (See SBC) Bellsouth merger they just took the name of AT&T instead of Cingular.
Cingular as a whole has not...
Nice AV receiver, refreshing to have a company rate their output stats with 5 channels driven vs 2 like most other manufacturers...I have had an HK for a few years and its been bullet proof.
Jack Thompson Says "Shut Down CounterStrike"
Thought I would lend some tomfoolery to the topic, as ProfJohn et all have covered it pretty well.
Yes, because there certainly is no such thing as an illegally obtained firearm.
Human testing is typically where they find issues with these types of new treatments. Quite a few (not specifically alzheimers) animal trials have looked very promising only to fail miserably when tested on humans.
Obviously one can dream that isnt the case here, but I wouldn't get my hopes...
Johnnobts, have you reconciled the difference of Judaism / Christianity being the same God regardless of the belief in Jesus' divinity (messianic Jews is NOT an answer); vs Islam not believing in Jesus as God, therefore believing in a different God alltogether? Why is one different not the...
Extremely YMMV, I tried this at 3 Staples and all 3 sited the after rebate price being cheaper than the OTD price at Best Buy. Ended up buying 2 (1 was bad out of the box) at BBY and eating the 20 dollar difference.
You wouldn't think it, but in quite a few states the act of leaving a child in a car isn't illegal at all. Here is a non-profit orgs map that shows which states have laws, which have legislation in progress etc...from what I am reading the "white" states on the map have neither a law present...
The big thing I have had people run into when attempting to access files on a Vista Share drive is the extra password protected step Vista added. Disabling that usually fixes the Win.X ---> Vista Shared drive issues.
And as the previous poster added, check to make sure your Workgroups are the same.
I hate to take the bait, but good lord...come again? The daughters name maybe, but William Page?
I like the idea of leaving him to die in sub-zero temps. Cases like this that are cut and dry should allow for such punishment.
Atlanta, Network Admin...Started 7 years ago @40K + 10% bonus, now at 80K + 11% bonus.
No degree...yet.
Like someone else mentioned, benefits are a HUGE part of the equation, I lucked out and get some of the best (for non-govt workers at least) benefits I have seen.
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I agree its best to process ICMP last, its just a minor annoyance having to convince customers that literally CLING to pings and traces as the be-all, end-all of troubleshooting. It's hilarious to see customers beg and plead to be moved over to a Cisco PE so they can have their precious pings...
I work in a production environtment that contains all 3 of the big guys...Cisco, Juniper and Redback (which is less of a big boy).
Redback is by far my favorite production router, its concept of virtual routers within the one router (see "contexts") makes VPN's and MPLS configurations much...
I think what Spidey is saying is that "backbone" in the traditional sense no longer applies. If you look back just a few years ago, GSP's were few and far in between (UUNET etc etc)...now that optical carrier circuits / Gig-e are both so cheap, everyone and their brother can afford to...
Yes that...I think I tried around 10 instances of Firefox, but it still didnt group after the entire Taskbar was filled up. It's odd, I have grouping checked, but cannot find (didnt look THAT long) where the registry key is in Vista to change how many instances it takes to start grouping.
Hrmm
It may not be a tweak per say, but I loved the taskbar grouping in XP, having gone to Vista its problematic at best. I cannot seem to get it to work correctly with any options I chose..beit thumb preview on/off. Any idea where the registry setting is (XP was, as you are aware I am sure)...
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